... re land ! A great work, truly; but if the tree be judged by its fruits, a dolorous performance, per- r- haps, for the great Whig families who monopolise political power in this country. Should a jury in ae Testminster Hall decide that Earl Russell has ...

... matters of the corporation would be fully as well served under the auspices of the Conservatives as under those of either Whigs or Radicals. He was very sorry that a neighbouring ward had been lost that day to the Conservative party-that of Everton and ...

... his cabtivehours is now in the possaow of Mr. Howell,-tallet,;Gldboo n~gh In appetrance it Is not unlaeghe os~f aftrol veryof whig h it imsaid B!uny, Pr~le is non, mantf ed il; When 'the tlunkey, been attracto qeonJ ollad m oen redh.soelL tha e fite was ...

... opposed to the cession, not only as uncalled for, but dangerous to certain Mediterranean States. At present Earl Russell and the Whigs have won a little cheap applause, for doing what nobody called upon them to do, and what even the Ionians-or rather, I should ...

... stand in doubt. The contest was a A very stiff one, all the chiefs, with the whole tag- S rag and bobtail of the Church and Whig party in the district, and indeed over most of the city having apparently combined, as far as they were able, to keep Mr Lewis ...

... talismanic power, to which we advise our readers to t uan in this time of trouble. That word Is, 1 Disgorge Di` r ichmmond Whig. GOOn FaxctO ?? of the most useful aid singu- lar discoveries of modern times, materially affecting the agriculturist, and ...

... ELECTION NEWS. Mr. Neate, it appears, Radical-Liberal candidate, once unseated, will be ?? for Oxford; Mr. Hayter, son of the Whig whip, seems secure for Windsor; and a vacancy has just been caused at Andover by the death of Mr. Cubitt. It is believed that ...

... dis- tinguished leader amoug the whigs that he had the Confe. derate flag flying in his grounds, and had inquired what public measure would be taken with regard to the proceed. log. The answer which the distinguished whig leader made was, Don'ttellAdams ...

... whether auy will per, I maneutly attach itself to Sir James Hu on it rests rwith himself alone to determine.-I am, &c., Nov. 4. A WHIG. e ie eCou. WINDSOR OASTLE, Nov. 4. Prince and Princess Christian of Doenmrk and Princess Dagmar Visited ler Majesty at the ...

... 1693, as seventh Earl of Lincoln, was one of the Gentle- men of the Bedchamber to Prince George of Den- mark. He was a. firm Whig, and strongly opposed the Harley Administration and the Peace of Utrecht, refusing every offer made to him to join the Tories ...

... E;Im prefi THlE CONSEREVATIVTE PARTY. (FROM Trie MORNING IERALD.) THiE Whig Press is excessively wieoth with those Conservative members who refuse to reciprocate the compliments which Lord Russell the other day heaped on Lord Derby. That nobleman is supposed ...

... Edinburgh, however-in Edinburgh we are in a mood to credit anything-that deputations after depu- tations of the Church, Tory, and Whig parties, if the distinction can be made, have waited on Mr Lewis, at one time urging and coaxing him to pay his Clerico-Police-tax ...